Try /dev/qft0
On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, Chris Scheller wrote:
> I am trying to find some old data on a stack of tapes laying around at my
> place of employment. I have never messed with ftape(or any tape drives for
> that matter) and i am having a hard time getting the drive to work. I have
> compiled ftape into the kernel(2.2.12). I can figure out how to get the
> data off the tapes but i am running into the problem of device not being
> found. I have tried to access it through the symlink /dev/ftape ( which is
> going to /dev/rft0) with no luck. I tried /dev/rft0 through /dev/rft3 as
> well. The drive is a Colorado 1400. The tape drive is the only device on
> the FDC( to elminate floppy drive conflicts and the like). I have looked
> through the howto and i am either blind or the solution to my problem is
> not in there. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
>
> Chris Scheller
> Network One Internet, inc.
> http://www.networkone.net/
> System/Network Administration
> 1.888.GOT.NET1
>
>
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